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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Starting work before closing?
We have a flip that we are hoping to close on within the next week. The title company is having so trouble getting one of the liens cleared up because the company is dissolved in the state of WI. The homeowner is okay with us getting in there and getting started now. My question is, does anyone have any documents with such wording? Thinking something aling the lines of a right to begin work clause?
Thank you!
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That's a terrible idea. If the title company is having trouble with the title, why would you risk spending money on a property that you may never own?